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I have an iOS 7 app in the app store which has many in-app purchases. The in-app purchases are simply new .json data structures that I have hosted with Apple. The IAPs used to submit perfectly, but I just upgraded to XCode 6.1 when I upgraded my machine from Mountain Lion to Yosemite. Now whenever I archive a new IAP package or rearchive an old one that submitted properly last week, I get:
"Unable to validate your application. The package does not contain an Info.plist".
When I click on my target (in the Navigator pane), Build Settings | Packaging shows:
The ContentInfo.plist file is in the Supporting Files folder of my target (in the Navigator pane). In it I have keys for
Finally, in the Products folder of the Navigator, I have north_carolina.pittsburgh next to the red target icon, and the words are in red.
How can I get this archive to validate properly?
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Right click on the folder you want to add it to and choose "New file…" This will bring up a blank file with columns for Key, Type and Value. Choose any of the presented options, you'll be overwriting it anyway. Now change the Key to "Apple".
A property list, commonly abbreviated as plist, is an XML file that contains basic key-value data. You can use a plist in your iOS apps as a simple key-value data store.
The error message is incorrect. What it's really erroring out on is that your "version" and "bundle" number strings probably aren't both set. Make sure you specify both in the Identity section.
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This seems to be XCode 6.1 bug. However you can actually ignore the error and proceed to export as an installer package (.pkg file will be created). Use this .pkg in the Application Loader.
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